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Show JOSEPHINEiBULLEN IS LAID TO REST Most Impressive nnd beautiful funeral mtvIccs wero held over the remains of little Josephine Ilullen. daughter of foimer mayor Hoy Ilullen Ilul-len nnd Anna, Nlbloy Ilullen, last Tuesday at 2 p. m. In (ho First Ward Chapel. The Chapel was a bower of beautiful flowers and was filled by th mourners nnd sympathetic friends. The services began with a quartette quar-tette lead by Trofessor Durham. The opening- prayer was offered by president presi-dent O. H. Budge; Pror Splcker rendered ren-dered a benulful violin solo. KUUt Hut Iter Spcnkn Elder George Barber then paid a moBt touching tributes to the memory ot the beautiful child. Ho said In part, "The death of llttlo Josephine will bo n personal loss to mo, I will always remember tho darling child. Her cheerfulness has often buoyed me up. I have forgot ten my troubles In tho benuty of her presence-. Wo cannot fully understand why this young flower has been plucked from among us, but, thank Ood, wo do understand to a limited extent. Wo feel In our hearts that Gnd will reconcile us to this great loss. Wo know' that tlio llttlo ono has gone to the other side nnd has been welcomed wel-comed therq by grandma and grandpa grand-pa Ilullen and grandma Hatch. We know that sho Is with loving friends and In tho ptesenco of God, God had prepaied n place where IHb little ono will bo kept happy until tho tlinotWheiLtheeit '-sorrowing., paravnu will recolvo her bnck again with open arms nnd with prayers of thankfulness thankful-ness to our Faultier In Heaven." Elder Frank Baugh then sang "Oh My Father," President Jensen Ofleis Words of Comfort President C. N. Jensen, of the Brlgham Young College, the next speaker, strened the fact that our Imited knowlcdgo of life forces, denth and tho resurrection, permits per-mits us to llvo by hopo that Is more satisfying than completo knowledge could bo. "Knowing that a divine power Is constantly watching over us, oidcrlng our lives according to Divine law, wo can look to tho fu-turo fu-turo with n degree of courago thnt could olherwlso bo Impossible. Wo can go through sorrows that would otherwise piovo unbearable. We can say with tho psalmist, "Yea, though I walk through the valley of tho shadow ot death I will fear no evil for thou nit with mo." "Tho assooclatlon with this beautiful beau-tiful llttlo girl will ever be missed. Tho ties she has woven around her parent's hearts will always bo there. But It Is better so. Life would not be worth tho living If we colud not have these sweet memories of those who could not stay with us. Brother nnd Sister Ilullen aro thankful that their darling wag peprmltted to como for even this short period, They nro thankful that sho was their nnd, even moro that Bho Is still Elder Worly Payn Tribute Brother Worley, of tho First Ward Bishopric spoko ns n nclghboor of tho chllds cheerful yet sympathetic nature. ''She will bo woofully missed miss-ed In our homo," said brothor Wor-loy, Wor-loy, "Sho has grown with our Hvor. Sweet momtrles will always llvo In our henrts of thIB beautiful spirit. I know what tho parents are passing pass-ing through today. I know what thoy have yet to pass through. Time, alone, will heal tho wound, and even time must leavo a scar. A sacred 8016011011 wasa sung by I tho quartette. Elder A. E. ftowon M thou rendered tho closing prayer, H HInIioii Nlbloy IHtlluitcH CJi-.ive, H At the cemetery mourners and H friends met while Bishop C. W. Nib- M loy dedicated tho grave, praying , H God that It might bo ma'de n Hal- lowed spot. H |
